North Peckham roads

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North Peckham roads

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Info	Glengall Road	Glengall Terrace	Oakley Place

Borders are Peckham Hill Street, Old Kent Road North Peckham developed after the Grand Surrey Canal was built. In the mid 19th Century the area still had its share of market gardens alongside Victorian development (see 1862 map). The canal closed in 1971 and became part of Burgess Park. Park: Burgess Park Bestroad: Glengall Road + Glengall Terrace Buses: 21, 53, 63, 172, 363 Rail: Peckham Rye Underground: Elephant & Castle Shops: Old Kent Road Map	map Built in the 1840s to a high standard. North end known as Glengall Grove until 1880. Key properties: 24-50/1-41 Located between Burgess Park & the Old Kent Road.	map Built in the 1840s to a high standard. Located off Burgess Park.	map Late Victorian terrced road located between Burgess Park and Old Kent Road

Peckham Grove	Peckham Hill Street	Sumner Road	Trafalgar Avenue

map	map Named after Hill family who were local landowners.	map Developer: Barrratt and Acme Architect: Dransfild Owens 149 apartments and 47 artists’ studios in three connected blocks Artists’ studios and housing combined for the first time in this landmark building on the edge of Burgess Park. Built on the site of an obsolete print works, it rises 10 storeys at one end and incorporates an innovative mix of apartments for sale, shared ownership apartments and artists’ studios.	map Developed in 1852 and previously known as Trafalgar Road. Key property: Ship House